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Sony is killing off recordable Blu-ray, bidding farewell to disc burning | TechSpot
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Something tells me the market for media servers is very different than the market for BD-R. The only benefit to having a collection of burned discs over a NAS is that you can let people borrow them. It's otherwise mostly downsides
If they were cheaper I'd use them for archival purposes. They work well as cold storage.
If you have a Nas... install plex or jellyfin and you can still let them "borrow" it all the same...
Far from a "downside".
If you have a NAS you might know you should have a backup on different media.